Complete credited cast: | |||
Barbara Steele | ... | Veronica | |
John Karlsen | ... | Count Von Helsing | |
Ian Ogilvy | ... | Philip | |
Mel Welles | ... | Ladislav Groper | |
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Joe 'Flash' Riley | ... | Vardella the She-Beast (as Jay Riley) |
Richard Watson | ... | Comrade Police Lieutenant | |
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Edward B. Randolph | ... | Man on Scooter / Man Wearing Red Sweater (as Ed Randolph) |
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Peter Grippe | ... | Policeman |
Lucretia Love | ... | Groper's Niece (as Lucrezia Love) | |
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Ennio Antonelli | ... | Truck Driver (as Tony Antonelli) |
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Kevin Welles | ... | Boy in Flashback |
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Woody Welles | ... | Boy at Cockfight |
A young woman is driving alongside a lake. She has an accident and the car plunges into the water. Her body is then possessed by the spirit of an 18th-century witch who was killed by local villagers, and is bent on avenging herself on them. Written by frankfob2@yahoo.com
When an 18th-Century witch is captured by local townsfolk and dispatched in the middle of a like by way of dunking, her final words are that of her return to seek her revenge. Flash forward 200 years , when a woman driving along the same lake is run off the road by unseen forces and possessed by the witch there will be hell to pay.
A fun film with one of the worse witch makeups in movie history. The film has its' endearing moments such as a car chase at the end that reminded me of a Keystone Cops flick. Some cheesy dubbing and even cheesier acting made it enjoyable for me.